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Shall we overcome?

Posted on August 31, 2016 by Steve Simms

Shall we overcome? Don’t succumb to discouragement, self-destruction, and depression. Overcome through the reality of Christ’s love. “Deep in my heart, I do believe, we shall overcome someday!” The lost word of the Bible is a recovery word. It can … Continue reading →

Posted in African American experience, African Americans, black history, Black history month, Christianity, Deep in my heart I do believe, depression, discouragement, encouragement, equal rights, equality, human rights, lyrics, overcoming circumstances, overcoming depression, overcoming hate, overcoming setbacks, overcoming temptation, posters, quote, Uncategorized, wisdom | Tagged addiction, all lives matter, Black Lives Matter, Civil Rights Movement, recovery, social justice, song, support groups, We shall overcome | Leave a comment

O Come Emmanuel To Ekklesia

Posted on December 23, 2015 by Steve Simms

O come, Emmanuel! If God is with us When we gather in His name, Why don’t we allow Him To lead us beyond church And quicken His people To minister to one another, Instead of relying on Our own control and … Continue reading →

Posted in Christ in you, Christmas carols, church program, God with us, Greek words, Immanuel, lyrics, O come O come Emmanuel, simple church, Uncategorized, words, words taught by the Spirit | Tagged Christmas, ekklesia, Emmanuel, organic church, poem, song, worship | Leave a comment

More than church

Posted on October 25, 2015 by Steve Simms

More Than Church Is there more? There is more! Let’s open up the door. Let’s all open our mouths And let the Spirit soar! Testify, glorify. Don’t deny the Lord! Edify, magnify, It’s Him who we adore. Out of Judea Came … Continue reading →

Posted in 1 Corinthians 14:26, called, calling, Come let us adore Him, deny the Lord, edification, glorify God, God's idea, Judea, magnify the Lord, open doors, Open your mouth and I will fill it, testimony | Tagged called out ones, church, ekklesia, poem, song | 1 Comment

Early Morning Thoughts On Good Friday (2014)

Posted on April 18, 2014 by Steve Simms

Thoughts (About Death) In Bed Between 2:30 and 3:30 on Good Friday Morning –Yesterday while my wife and I were walking outside, a prophetic friend called me and I put him on speaker phone. He told us that the night … Continue reading →

Posted in death of Christ, deny yourself, dreams, dying to self, Easter, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Jesus is alive, Jesus rose, religion, resurrection, resurrection of Jesus, self, self-denial, spirituality, the old man | Tagged Christianity, death, dying, Good Friday, Heaven Is For Real, India, song | 1 Comment

God Is Really With You Guys (1 Corinthians 14:25-26)

Posted on March 14, 2014 by Steve Simms

God Really Is With You Guys! (1 Corinthians 14:25-26) Who is this group of people? I hear them sharing from their heart. Their unrehearsed words move me, I feel my sin and shame depart. Chorus God is really here in … Continue reading →

Posted in open church, open forum, open mike, open sharing, organic church | Tagged 1 Corinthians 14, church, God with us, simple church, song | 6 Comments

Just Like A Body — 1 Corinthians 12

Posted on March 14, 2014 by Steve Simms

Just Like A Body — 1 Corinthians 12 by Steve & Ernie Simms Just like a body Is made of many parts The body of Christ Is made of many hearts; And when hearts open, The Spirit starts to flow; … Continue reading →

Posted in church format, church meetings, church services, participation in church, participatory church, simple church | Tagged 1 Corinthians 12, Body of Christ, church, organic church, song | 1 Comment

Testimony Church

Posted on April 25, 2013 by Steve Simms

Show & Tell Church (A song/poem about testimony church.) We each one speak about What we’ve seen and heard Our experience With the living Word, Showing and telling God’s great wonders Our lives are changed As the Spirit thunders! “I’m … Continue reading →

Posted in Christian, church format, church meetings, church program, church programs, church roles, church services, church structure, churching | Tagged Christianity, church, innovation, poem, religion, song, testimonies | 11 Comments

WDJSM? What Did Jesus Say Most?

Posted on January 2, 2012 by Steve Simms

What did Jesus say most (WDJSM)? The phrase most frequently used by Jesus in the Bible seems to be: “He who has ears, let him hear.” Jesus is quoted as saying those words 7 times in the Gospels (8 if … Continue reading →

Posted in awe, Bible, Christ, Christian history, Christianity, church history, Gospels, hearing God, hearing Jesus, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Mary Magdalene, Matthew, miracles, Moses, mystery, mysticism, Peter, Quotations, Quotes, religion, revelation, saints, sermons, spiritual, spiritual disciplines, spiritual formation, spiritual growth, spiritual skills, spiritual warfare, television, TV ministers, Uncategorized, words | Tagged accepted, Acts, all along, an ear, Anyone who does not listen to, around the world, asked, Behold I stand at the door and knock, Bible, called her by name, Christian, common, completely cut off, converse, courageous, crucified, cultures, deeply moved, denominations, dine with him, even though, first disciples, followers, for example, from their people, Gospels, He walks with me, He who has ears, he with Me, heard Jesus speak, how many, I love you, I will come in to him, if anyone hears my voice, If you have taken Him away, immediately, it was Jesus, Jesus, language groups, let him hear, listening, man, Mary Magdalene, Matthew, millions of people, modern translations, Moses, most, most frequently used, My sheep hear My voice, nothing like, nowadays, one of his sermons, opens the door, personally, Peter, phrase, present day, quoted, quotes, realized, recorded in, referring, religious, revelation, say, saying, seriously, sermons, shown, since the beginning, song, speaking, still speaks, strange theology, sung, surprise, take, talks with me, tell me where you put, tells me I am His own, the gardener, tomb, TV shows, variation, various denominations, various time periods, voice, What did Jesus, words, zealous | 2 Comments

New Years’ Eve Ponderings

Posted on December 31, 2011 by Steve Simms

It is New Years’ Eve of 2011. The New Year, 2012, is arriving tonight. I find myself this morning, yearning for the fire of God, for a great spiritual awakening, for a mighty move of God right here in Nashville, … Continue reading →

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Christmas Claim — Who Was/Is Mary’s Son?

Posted on December 1, 2011 by Steve Simms

A classic Christmas carol asks the question: What Child Is This? And that is a not just a nice song, but a very important question to ask at Christmas time. Who was/is Mary’s Baby Boy? The New Testament gives some … Continue reading →

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